Jester (Mr. Hopp's Playhouse)

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Unknown
Alias	Jester That creepy jester (by Ruby)
Origin	Mr. Hopp's Playhouse 3
Occupation	Jester
Powers / Skills	None
Goals	Kill Ruby and Esther (failed)
Crimes	Attempted murder Stalking
Type of Villain	Demonic Stalker

The Jester is a minor antagonist of the 2023 indie horror game Mr. Hopp's Playhouse 3. It's a humanoid creature created after a creepy jester that Esther and Ruby had met in a carnival's maze.

It's laugh was provided by Lewis MacLeod (who was uncredited), who also voiced The Entity in the same game.

Personality

Since it never speaks its personality is mostly unknown. However, its continuous laughter seems to imply that it's sadistic, or perhaps simply insane.

Biography

Mr. Hopp's Playhouse 3

The Jester first appears in level 3C, where it first hides inside a giant box only to then come out after Ruby's moved away from its room. While the Jester itself can't physically be seen in this level, its continuous laughter can be heard.

The Jester finally makes a physical appearance in level 4C. It moves within the maze, attempting to jumpscare Esther and Ruby. the Jester can't be harmed by the Six and the only way to slow it down is to look at in its direction; as a matter of fact, the Jester won't move as long as it's observed. It can be heard approaching not only by its laughter but also by the sound of small bells.

Trivia

• While looking at in the Jester's direction is necessary to prevent it from moving, it's not necessary to directly look at it. So, for example, if the player looks at its direction but is unable to see the Jester due to a wall in-between, the Jester won't move anyway.
• It is similar to SCP-173 in the sense that it can not move when being looked at.

External Links

• Jester on the Mr. Hopp's Playhouse Wiki